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Isil fighters have take he en over more territory in iraqs Anbar Province they have captured a village 12kilometers west of romadi in fighting overnight. The head of the Governors Council there has called for help from baghdad, thats where we are crossing live to now our coned end is standing by, what more can you tell us about the fighting in romadi . Reporter well, its part of whats happening across anbar inning fortunately. Thats the Western Province of iraq thats the countrys businessest province. And its an isil strong hold. Just one village close to ramadi, but its important because its ...

North carolina, my message is clear. Disasters s disasters on the doorstep and its coppiming in. Forecasts show that the hurricane will slow down before it hits the coastline. To give you a sense of how big this storm is, take a look at this imagery from the governments meet y meteorologists. The sheer size and power of this storm, the coastal officials pleading with people to head to higher ground. If you wont leave, then please quickly pass along information for your next of kin. Officials say this storm is not like other storms. Zp i want to hammer that point home, this is not going to be a...

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about two exhibitions by and about Latin American artists. Plus, we hear stories about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from those who met him.

"Make Others See", a one-person exhibition of sculpture by Harriett Davis Cortez, opens 6-9 p.m., Saturday, June 11, at the Second Story Gallery in the Healing Center, 2372 St. Claude Ave.  The show’s title comes from a quote by Edgas Degas, “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.”  Cortez uses found objects and eccentric materials in her mixed media, conceptual sculpture, with the goal of creating subjective dialogs, often unique to each viewer. Recent work can be seen on her website: www.harriettcortez.com

Jonathan ferrera is his name, and jonathan lions, they talked by why they wanted to leave. >> well, with a category 4, you could have lots of ocean overwash and flooding and i just worry the roof might blow off or windows might crash in so i definitely think it's safer. >> i definitely did not want to, i got my windows all boarded up, got my boat with me, got my dog with me. it's not what i wanted to do, but it's what i had to do. >> reporter: and we just spoke with the commissioner of hyde county north carolina, he lives on ocrocoke island, he said despite the evacuations, some 200 people hav...